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Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Nina Bassoli and G. Matta Jacopo Ceccarelli, also known as 2501 (Milan, 1981) is among the most important Italian

Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Anna Cestelli Guidi Alexey Luka (Luchko) was born in 1983 in Moscow, where he currently lives and works.

Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Vincenzo Denti Born in Queens (USA), but of Indian heritage, Aakash Nihalani (1986) utilizes colored, oftentimes fluorescent, adhesive tape

Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Samantha Longhi Sten (Rome, 1982) and Lex (Taranto, 1982) are among the most internationally recognized Italian street artists today.

Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Achille Bonito Oliva Rero (1983) is an artist that examines the codes of our society, and in particular the

Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Peter Bengtsen Sam3 (Elche, Spain, 1980) lives and works between Murcia and Madrid. The publication Arte Español Contemporaneo 1992

The project myFINBEC started in 2012 from Yvo Mathier, the owner of Cave Fin Bec located in Sion (Canton of Valais, Switzerland) and his passion

Curated by Alberto Milani Critical essay by Viviana Checchia Jean-François Perroy, better known by his pseudonym Jef Aérosol (1957, Nantes), is an uncontested pioneer of

Curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto Critical essay by Elena Giulia Rossi Agostino Iacurci (Foggia, 1986) is one of the most promising artists on the Urban Art scene.

Curated by Giuseppe Ottavianelli Critical essay by Ilaria Goglia C215 has become one of the most influential figures on the international street-art scene, with urban